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    Chemistry ns104 Sylla

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    This syllabus outlines a general chemistry course offered at International University of Sarajevo during the 2016 fall semester. The 3-credit, 6 ECTS course is taught by Jasmin Sutkovic and meets weekly for 2 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour. Key topics include the structure of atoms, chemical bonds, states of matter, solutions, acids and bases, and organic chemistry. Assessment is based on homework, quizzes, a midterm exam, final exam, and a semester project. Upon successful completion, students will understand fundamental chemistry concepts and be able

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    This syllabus outlines a general chemistry course offered at International University of Sarajevo during the 2016 fall semester. The 3-credit, 6 ECTS course is taught by Jasmin Sutkovic and meets weekly for 2 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour. Key topics include the structure of atoms, chemical bonds, states of matter, solutions, acids and bases, and organic chemistry. Assessment is based on homework, quizzes, a midterm exam, final exam, and a semester project. Upon successful completion, students will understand fundamental chemistry concepts and be able

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    Chemistry ns104 Sylla

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    Esmira Melić Šutković
    This syllabus outlines a general chemistry course offered at International University of Sarajevo during the 2016 fall semester. The 3-credit, 6 ECTS course is taught by Jasmin Sutkovic and meets weekly for 2 lecture hours and 1 tutorial hour. Key topics include the structure of atoms, chemical bonds, states of matter, solutions, acids and bases, and organic chemistry. Assessment is based on homework, quizzes, a midterm exam, final exam, and a semester project. Upon successful completion, students will understand fundamental chemistry concepts and be able

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    INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SARAJEVO

    SYLLABUS
    NS104 - General Chemistry
    2016 FALL Semester
    Course
    Code

    Course Name

    NS104

    General Chemistry

    Prerequi
    site
    Lecturer
    E-mail

    No
    Jasmin Sutkovic
    [email protected]

    Phone

    957187

    Cours
    e Type

    Weekl
    y
    Hours
    T A L

    Requir
    ed

    It is a
    prerequisite to

    Cred
    its

    ECT
    S

    Weekly
    Class
    Schedule

    Tue: 11.0012:50
    Fri 9:00-11

    NS207

    Office Hours
    Schedule
    Office / Room
    No

    To be determined
    F3.24

    Assistant
    E-mail
    Course
    Objectives

    Textbook

    Students will build a basic knowledge of the structure of chemistry. They will
    analyse scientific concepts and think critically and review the importance and
    relevance of chemistry in our everyday lives. In addition, they will able to utilize
    the methods of science as a logical means of problem solving in regards to
    chemistry.
    Karen C. Timberlake (2015).Chemistry: An introduction to general, organic and
    biological chemistry. Pearson

    After successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
    1
    2
    Learning
    Outcomes

    3
    4
    5
    6

    Teaching
    Methods
    WEEK

    Define the basic concepts of chemistry (the structure of atoms, electronic


    configuration, chemical bonds, properties of elements etc...).
    Classify matter by its state and binding behavior using the Periodic table as a
    reference.
    Understand and explain basic equilibrium chemistry and the principle behind four
    main classes of reaction, e.g., acid-base, oxidation-reduction, complex metric and
    precipitation reactions.
    Recognize in real live organic compounds and understand their functions and
    structures.
    Compare and contrast the chemical behavior and physical properties of common
    substances
    Understand the importance of molecules of live and the metabolic reactions they are
    involved in.

    Assessment concept is based on continuous work with students during the


    semester. The examinations (quizzes, midterm, projects and final exam) provide
    the opportunity for the students to demonstrate their understanding of the
    course material and their ability to apply critical thinking.

    TOPIC

    REFERENCE
    (Book pages)

    Week 1
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week
    Week

    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9

    10
    Week
    11
    Week
    12
    Week
    13
    Week
    14
    Week
    15

    Introduction to course content syllabus explanation and


    Chemistry in Our Lives and Measurements
    Atom and Elements
    Ionic and Molecular Compounds - Quiz I
    Chemical Quantities and reactions
    Gases
    Solutions
    Midterm exam and exam question analysis
    Acid and Bases
    Organic Chemistry Hydrocarbons and Functional GroupsQuiz II

    360-385,398-415

    Carbohydrates. Carboxylic acids. Esters. Amines and Amides.


    Project announcements

    433-463,472-496

    Lipids and Proteins (Enzymes)

    511-540,551-575

    Nucleic acids and Protein production.

    590-608

    Metabolic pathways and energy production

    622-656

    Project presentations (Projects based on topics related to


    general chemistry)

    Quanti
    ty
    Final Exam
    1
    Semester Evaluation
    Components
    Homeworks
    5
    In-term exam
    1
    Term project and
    1
    presentation
    Quizzes
    2
    Attendance
    1

    Assessment
    Methods
    and
    Criteria

    ECTS Credit Calculation

    Activity
    Lecture
    hours
    Assignme
    nts
    In term
    exams

    57-94
    94-133
    165-198
    211-241
    254-275
    281-305
    /
    322-350

    Matter and Energy

    Evaluation Tool

    ***

    2-57

    ***

    Hour
    s

    Weeks

    Student
    Workload Hours

    14

    42.0

    36.0

    20.0

    Activity
    In-term exam
    study
    Final exam
    study
    Term
    project/presentat
    ion

    Weight
    35
    65
    10
    20
    10
    20
    5
    Language of Instruction:
    English
    Student
    Week
    Hours
    Workload
    s
    Hours
    14

    14.0

    16

    16.0

    8.0

    Home
    study

    14

    14.0

    Total Workload Hours =


    ECTS

    150.0
    6

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